Store To Open Friday At Main And Market
Keiths' Mews Store expands into the former Farmers and Merchants Bank Building with a new "Guys and Gals" department. The Friday opening features fashions modeled by local teens from 11 am to 8 pm, mannequin displays, and sidewalk fashion showcases. Sizes 28 to 42 waist offered for men and boys. Louise Hawk, manager, says the department carries casual wear and accessories for men women boys and girls.
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Logan — “Guys and Gals
Keiths
Main
Market Street
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Louise Hawk
Suit seeks 500000 damages from Sheriff Hartman
Mark Williams of Nelsonville in Hocking County Common Pleas Court sues Sheriff Paul Hartman for 500000 in damages claiming inadequate security while he was incarcerated as a juvenile on July 31 1974 leading to a cell fire that caused burns and lasting disability. He accuses the sheriff and deputies of fault and requests costs.
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Logan
Paul Hartman
Mark Williams
Nelsonville
Hocking County
Common Pleas
Williams
Little Miss Deadline Saturday for Parade Entries
Nelsonville notices Saturday is the final filing day for Little Miss Parade of the Hills entries. Applicants must be six by August 1 and have a sponsor with a photo submission. Applications available at Hoffman Appliance Nelsonville Belk's Athens and Elberfelds.
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Nelsonville
Sharon Edwards
Miss Edwards
Patsy Cox
Pleasantview Ave
Hoffman Appliance
Belk’s
Athens
Elberfelds
Logan
Stolen Motorcycle Crash Under Investigation in Logan
Logan. The Hocking County Sheriff reports a motorcycle crash tied to a reported stolen vehicle from Columbus at 6 38 pm. The southbound rider left the roadway, struck embankment, rolled multiple times, and was injured. Police also investigated hose theft in Wellston and vandalism at Camp Otterbein.
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Logan
Hocking County
Wellston
Helen Maloy
New York Avenue
Wendell Phillips
Camp Otterbein
Robert Conrad Sr
Route 328
Officials Discuss Corning Flood Control Plans
Corning leaders and federal state county and local officials met with Mayor G A Sicilian to discuss flood relief for Sunday Creek. They explored dredging hydraulic surveys environmental statements and possible state and federal aid with an aim to reduce recurring floods that damaged 11 businesses and 43 44 homes in July 1950 and 1957.
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Corning
G.A. Sicilian
Sicilian
John Hagan
Perry
Sunday Creek
Red Cross
Perry County Welfare Department
Tri- County Community Action Agency
Ace Dailey
The
Route 13
Hagan
John Altier
Disaster Services Organization
Ohio National Guard
Wiley
Robert Lucas
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Lucas
Clarence E. Miller
Glouster Personal News Highlights Dinner Guests and Visits
The Rev and Mrs Herb McClintick of Ontario visited Mrs Loretta McGlaughlin for dinner. Mrs McGlaughlin hosted relatives and friends over the weekend, including Ervin and Mrs Jack Edwards. Mrs Mary Collins Trace has returned home after treatment at University Hospital in Columbus.
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Herb McClintick
Ontario
Canada
Loretta McGlaughlin
McGlaughlin
Ervin
Inlaw
Jack Edwards
Mary (Collins) Trace
University Hospital
Columbus
Dog Owners Are Warned In BUCHTEL Village
Police Chief Kenneth Whitmore warns BUCHTEL residents that barking dogs disturb the peace and may be punished by law. He cites numerous complaints and says repeat offenses could lead to citations in court. He also urges property owners to mow lots at least twice yearly to curb high weeds, otherwise the village will mow and assess the cost to the properties.
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Buchtel
Kenneth Whitmore
Whitmore
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Little Miss Deadline
Wayne Dennis
George Lovell
Charles Wiley
US Corps of Engineers
Huntington
Soil Conservation Service
Richard Sayre
Perry County
Main Street
Glouster
Olberfeld
Magnavox Videomatic
Magnavox
Plains
Ohio
Colgate
Heinz Catsup
Gal
Jug
Jeno
Chef Boy r-Dee
Smucker's Preserves Strawberry
Jor Ao
Golden Isle
Tekrich
French City
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